Don't go to these markets & food centres scheduled for spring cleaning in July 2025
Let's all take a moment to be grateful for those who spend their time and effort to make our makan places clean and spotless.
And with that, here's my list of markets and hawker centres scheduled for spring cleaning in July 2025. Though there isn't much, do make a mental note just in case!
115 Bukit Merah View Market & Hawker Centre (115 Bukit Merah View)
Hong Lim Market & Food Centre (531A Upper Cross Street)
Yuhua Place Market & Hawker Centre (347 Jurong East Avenue 1)
Those working around Chinatown might need to head over to Chinatown Complex Market instead during lunchtime.
Sembawang Hills Food Centre (590 Upper Thomson Road)
East Coast Lagoon Food Village (1220 ECP)
For those windsurfing nearby or cycling along the beach during this 2-day spring cleaning, you'll need to find dinner elsewhere.
Changi Village Market & Hawker Centre (2/3 Changi Village Road)
If you're planning to enjoy some nasi lemak for breakfast or snack on the delicious curry puffs from !, don't make a wasted trip down in the course of these 3 days.
Circuit Road Market & Food Centre (80 Circuit Road)
Golden Mile Food Centre (505 Beach Road)
Toa Payoh Lorong 8 Market & Food Centre (210 Lorong 8 Toa Payoh)
Haig Road Market & Food Centre (14 Haig Road)
Fans of and , don't head down during the 4-day spring cleaning in July 2025— you've been warned!
Dunman Food Centre (271 Onan Road)
Telok Blangah Rise Market & Food Centre (36 Telok Blangah Rise)
Those who love the Dunman Road , do take note!
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